Articles of Volume : 8 Issue : 6, June, 2025 |
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Wrestling Maxwells Demon |
Author : Gerard Marx and Chaim Gilon |
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Abstract :Maxwells Demon is a thought experiment proposed by James Clerk Maxwell in 1867 to challenge the second law of thermodynamics. It has been used by physicists to extract an energy value for information |
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Case Report: Post-Infectious Myasthenic Syndrome in an 18-Year-Old Patient |
Author : Wael Richen |
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Abstract :This case report presents an 18-year-old Caucasian man with new-onset neurological diplopia, dyspnea and dysphasia following a
tick bite during a camping trip. The case underscores the potential for post-infectious neuromuscular disorders resulting from infec-
tious agents such as Lyme disease and highlights the importance of timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment. |
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Posterior Fossa Decompression By Biportal Endoscopy In a Patient With Chiari Malformation, Case Report and Description of the Surgical Technique |
Author : Nadya Arely Mendez Reyes, Malcolm Pestonji, Antonio Sosa Najera and Rodolfo Guerrero Perez |
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Abstract :The advent of endoscopy in medicine has allowed us to visualize and magnify anatomical structures in real time, allowing for
safer and less invasive surgical procedures. We describe the biportal endoscopy surgical technique for posterior fossa decompres-
sion, craniocervical junction and resection of the posterior C1 arch, as a viable option within the minimally invasive techniques in the
treatment of Chiari malformation. |
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Study of Lumbar Disc Disease in Younger Population with a Focus on Physical Insults and Lifestyle-A Clinical Investigation at a Tertiary Care Hospital |
Author : Abdullah khan, Syed Mansoor shah, Muhammad Ibrahim and Syed Shah Fahad |
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Abstract :Lumbar disc degeneration is a multifactorial, degenerative process mostly occurring in the older population. Factors
that can lead to DDD vary, ranging from genetics, lifestyle, BMI, physical insults like trauma, spinal deformities and spine surgeries.
Due to high prevalence in older population, Lumbar DDD is regarded as a geriatric disease and its prevalence in the younger popula-
tion is not well studied |
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Grief, Trauma and the Curious Case of Tattoos and Piercings as Coping Mechanism in the World of Mental Health |
Author : Eric Rogers |
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Abstract :Research between grief, trauma and tattoos and piercings was explored and examined to understand and critique any possible re-
lationship between tattoos and piercings amidst grief and trauma as means of coping mechanisms for healing, hope and help among
individuals |
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Would it be Medically Smart to Offer GLP1 Agonists to Patients Instead of Bariatric Surgery: Looking into the Mirror for Evidence? |
Author : Kenneth Blum, Panayotis K Thanos, Kai Uwe Lewandrowski, Albert Pinhasov1, Morgan P Lorio, Alireza Sharafshah, Edward J Modestino, Mark S Gold, Alexander PL Lewandrowski, Kavya Mohankumar, Abdalla Bowirrat, Debasis Bagchi and Rajendra D Badgaiyan |
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Abstract :By 2030, over 2.16 billion adults globally are projected to be overweight, with 1.12 billion classified as obese. Glucagon-like
peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists have recently shown 15-20% weight loss in adults with obesity, outcomes comparable to those
achieved through bariatric surgery. However, meta-analyses of clinical trials indicate bariatric surgery still yields greater reductions
in weight and BMI, with similar improvements in glycemic control. |
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